Right to Work Supporting Letter
Clear written confirmation of your UK Student or Graduate visa working conditions — prepared for employer review.
Application Process
To ensure full compliance and accuracy, we now require all applicants to complete a short application form before any payment is taken.
Complete the Application Form
We review your details
If eligible, we email you a secure payment link
Receive your letter within your selected timeframe
Employers can face fines of up to £60,000 for non-compliance. Our letter provides clear confirmation of your visa permissions to reduce delays and uncertainty.
Choose Your Delivery Option
If an employer is unsure about your permitted working hours, hiring decisions can be delayed.
Standard - 59 GBP
Professionally prepared supporting letter delivered within 10 working days via email (if eligible)
This professionally structured letter confirms your visa category, clearly outlines your permitted working hours, and summarises the relevant UKVI conditions attached to your status. It also references the employer’s obligation to complete the official online Right to Work check.
Express - 89 GBP
Priority review. Letter delivered within 1 working day + direct email support for the employer's HR department.
Includes the same professionally structured confirmation of your visa category and permitted working conditions, prepared with priority handling and delivered within 24 hours. Designed for urgent situations, including pending job offers or time-sensitive employer compliance checks.
"If an employer has requested additional clarification — or you are unsure whether your situation requires written confirmation — we offer a free consultation.
No obligation. No registration. Just clear guidance."
A Right to Work supporting letter is a document outlining UK immigration rules to a prospective employer, with the specific laws regarding eligibility. We verify your current UK visa status and your eligibility to work under Student or PSW Graduate Route visa conditions.
Many employers are uncertain if they can hire students and we find this letter greatly aids an official right to work check. It can be submitted upon applying to a job or during the right to work check process. Please note, the supporting letter is not issued by the UK government and does not replace official Home Office documents or immigration requirements.
International students or recent graduates who are applying for part-time jobs, internships, or post-study employment may benefit from a supporting letter.
It is particularly useful if an employer requests additional clarification about visa conditions or work hour limitations.